Mitigators

Computer & Network Security - Thane, Maharashtra, India

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Mitigators, is derived from the word mitigation which means, making something less severe, serious, or painful. It has been formed by a team of IT security experts in their domains such as networking, secure software development, IS audit and IT security training. The sole motto is to help organizations to Analyse, Act, Activate and Adapt (AAAA) security in their organizations. We are an offshoot of the South Asia's renowned IT Security training center, QUIK (Quest Institute Of Knowledge). THE PAINThe main sources of data breaches are done by viruses, computer hacking and denial of service (DoS) attacks. These have become prevalent, more ambitious and increasingly sophisticated. The benefits of internet have been exploited by hackers for wrong objectives. There is an increased risk that networks will be accessed improperly, data corrupted and viruses introduced. The percentage of organizations reporting hacking incidents have gone three folds.Communication devices are a new target.Why MitigatorsMitigators, is derived from the word mitigation which means, making something less severe, serious, or painful. It has been formed by a team of IT security experts in their domains such as networking, secure software development, IS audit and IT security training. The sole motto is to help organizations to Analyse, Act, Activate and Adapt (AAAA) security in their organizations. OUR TEAMToday, we have a core team of experts on IT security, be it network, information or software. They come from vivid background such as software development, network design and implementation, secure coding practices, IT security training & IS audits. They have rich experience in understanding the core issues on IT security breaches and giving solutions.The team has the privilege of having maximum certifications on IT security in India.It is better to spend few thousand rupees to secure your IT assets than lose billions of rupees by data breaches.